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245J (Vol. 2)

SUMMER THEATRES. ASTLEY’s was full of elegant company before the entertainments commenced. The spirited Manager of this elegant place of...

245G (Vol. 2)

SUMMER THEATRES. ASTLEY’s was full of elegant company before the entertainments commended. The spirited Manager of this elegant place of...

245H (Vol. 2)

AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.—Mr. Astley, jun. the uneclipsed Equestrian, has commenced his Summer Campaign under the most auspicious banners; for never was...

246A (Vol. 2)

The celebrated ST. PIERRE, from the King’s Theatre in the Haymarket, and a Madame VOLANGE, from the Opera, Berlin, made...

246B (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE presented many novelties, which promise to support the same which has been already acquired at this very popular...

246E (Vol. 2)

St. Pierre’s admirable Operatically Ballet of Zelico is about to be withdrawn from the Royal Amphitheatre in the course of...

246F (Vol. 2)

To make way for the celebrated Spectacle of Fair Rosamond, which appears for the first time this season at the...

247D (Vol. 2)

St. Pierre’s new Ballet of the Marriage Contract, makes its appearance at the Royal Amphitheatre, positively for the last time,...

247C (Vol. 2)

To make way for the celebrated Spectacle of Fair Rosamond, which appears for the first time this season at the...

247F (Vol. 2)

The change of entertainments at the Royal Amphitheatre yesterday evening drew a crouded [sic] and fashionable audience; a circumstance that...

247G (Vol. 2)

What with the excellence of the stage performances, and the wonderful leaps of Crossman, over a moving stage, the Royal...

247H (Vol. 2)

The tide of attraction, which has this season been more than commonly conspicuous at the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, might...

248D (Vol. 2)

SUMMER THEATRES. ASTLEY’s was full of elegant company before the entertainments commenced. The spirited Manager of this elegant place of...

248B (Vol. 2)

BOAT RACE. THIS present Monday, June 6, 1803, will be rowed for, by Six Pair of Oars, A PRIZE WHERRY,...

248C (Vol. 2)

The attractive performances at the Royal Amphitheatre, of which the grand Spectacle of the Castle of Otranto, the wonderful Horsemanship...

248H (Vol. 2)

The new Ballet of the Two Prisoners, in which St. Pierre and Madame Volange appear to so much advantage at...

249C (Vol. 2)

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. The Silver Star hath produced a golden mine to the manager. St. Pierre’s new ballet, called the Two...

249B (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre was last night the resort of all the fashionables in town, such are the attractions attached to...

250F (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE. “The Invasion, of all for our Country,” a new naval and military spectacle, written by Mr. Upton, is...

250D (Vol. 2)

Mr. ASTLEY, sen. who is among the Englishmen detained at Paris, has just written home, that he, with other prisoners,...

250 (Vol. 3)

Naval Glory and British Intrepidity, so finely blended and happily displayed in the Grand Spectacle new representing at the Royal...

251C (Vol. 2)

DIED.]—On Thursday evening, at Hercules-Hall, Lambeth, Mrs. Astley, aged 62, wife of Mr. Astley, sen. Proprietor of the Amphitheatre, Westminster...

251D (Vol. 2)

The Royal Amphitheatre promises to close its Summer Campaign with one of the most spirited and successful seasons that has...

251 (Vol. 3)

Long before the drawing up of the curtain, the Royal Amphitheatre has for some nights back presented a display of...